New Study Reveals Anxiety Risks with Synthetic Estrogen in Contraceptives
A new research presented at ENDO 2024, the Endocrine Society’s annual meeting in Boston, Massachusetts, came up with a significant finding. The type
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Why It’s So Hard to Move On, According to Psychology
At midnight, a lot of individuals find themselves looking through old pictures. Others repeat, like a broken record, discussions from years ago. It
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Neuromarkers Identified for Treatment of OCD
New research identified neural biomarkers and associated neural activity for patients with severe OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder) undergoing DBS therapy. Identification of this neuromarker
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Raghav Juyal advocates for stopping plastic pollution, Urges people to stop Littering
Raghav Juyal, an Indian actor and choreographer, recently posted a video on Instagram to raise his voice against pollution and littering the environment.
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Study Calls for Immediate Attention to Long-Term Postpartum Health Issues in Women
Common issues after giving birth can significantly impact women’s health and well-being for the remainder of their lives, according to Dr Ranee Thakar,
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Brain Slices Everyday Life Experience into “Chapters”: Research
Scientists at Columbia University have discovered that the human brain breaks experiences into discrete “chapters” rather than consolidating changes in the environment. In
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Study Reveals Complex Relationship Between Failure and Learning
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Clark University conducted a new study that was published in the Strategic Management Journal, funded by theÂ
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Can AI and Wearable Cameras Decode Teen Emotions? New Research Reveals Insights
A recent project by King’s College London, in collaboration with Manchester Met, uses head cams and face decoding technology. This aims to make
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New Research Reveals Exercise Strengthens Brain-Muscle Connection
Physical workouts have long been lauded for their myriad benefits for the body from improving cardiovascular health to strengthening muscle mass and bones.
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Inside the Brain’s Memory Filter: How can we remember what matters the most to us?Â
Our brain receives information every day, but we only retain and remember a small percentage of it, don’t we? Henceforth, Researchers at The